logging verbosity

noun

A (usually configurable) level for the type and/or quantity of output an application writes to a log file. Setting the logging verbosity of an application allows you to specify how much and what kind of information the application writes to its log file. Splunk's logging levels are DEBUG, INFO, NOTICE, WARN, ERROR, CRIT, ALERT, FATAL, and EMERG (in order of most to least verbose).

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In the Troubleshooting Manual:

configuration

configuration file

event processing

character set encoding

segmentation

segment

timestamping

timestamp, timezone offset

default field extraction

host, source, source type, punct


archiving

retention time